This camera allows you to create full HD photos and video and share them right from your S800c to your Facebook, email, smartphone or tablet. With the ability to utilize Google Play, you'll have access to your favorite social networking apps.

Other features of the Coolpix S800c include 16.0-megapixel quality, 10x Zoom, 3.5-inch OLED touchscreen monitor and Full HD (1080p) video capture.

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Nikon's new camera is proof that the standard Android experience shouldn't be on everything
This is where things could have been different. This is where Nikon could have taken a traditional point-and-shoot camera and made it something special with the Coolpix S800c.
Instead, we have exactly what I feared -- a traditional point-and-shoot camera with Android slapped on top of it.
The vast...

Look, the Nikon Coolpix S800c runs Android, so it's not all that strange for us to put the Skype app on the ... camera ... and give it a go. The speaker leaves a lot to be desired, and don't even think about doing a video call. But still. How cool is this?
But be warned: You will look a little funny walking down the street with a camera to your ear.

We're going to do up this Nikon Coolpix S800c -- aka Nikon's Android-based camera -- a little different. Mainly, I'm going to walk through the hardware, Android software, and the camera software separately. That's for a couple reasons, but mainly so that I won't let the wonk overshadow what's good about this little point-and-shoot.
First, though, a quick reminder on specs. What we've got is a...

Despite being somewhat overshadowed by the Jelly Bean toting Samsung Galaxy Camera, we shouldn't forget about the Nikon Coolpix S800c. Having been announced prior to IFA 2012 where we first saw the Galaxy Camera, all fell quiet ahead of an expected late September release. It's now late September, and we're starting to see some of the first retailers with stocks of the camera.
One of the...

Android is a Linux OS -- just like countless other Linux OSs you use without knowing it every day with "not-smart" consumer electronic devices. Because it's easily scalable and simple to modify, Android is a no-brainer way to make these not-so-smart devices a little smarter and add a network-aware user interface to them. This means televisions, Blu-ray players, stereos, and cameras.
Samsung is...

We're eagerly awaiting the arrival of the Android-powered Nikon Coolpix S800c 16-megapixel point-and-shoot camera. Thus far, the only pre-seller we've found is New York's B&H Photo (if you've got one you prefer, let us know in the comments), which is matching Nikon's list price of $349 outright. (No two-year contracts for this Wifi-only device. Huzzah!)
What we've been missing so far is any...

We don't yet have a sale date on the Nikon S800c, the camera manufacturer's first Android-powered point-and-shoot announced last night, but we're starting to see the first pre-orders be made available. New York's B&H Photo has the Gingerbread camera (that feels really weird to type, by the way) listed for $349. It mentions a shipping time of seven to 10 days, but that almost feels as more of...

Going off the previous rumor of Android powered Nikon cameras coming to market, Nikon Rumors now has some images of the device that shall be known as the Nikon Coolpix S800c. Phil already waxed poetic on the reasons for it, Jerry enjoyed the thought on the Android Central podcast. The sole image showing off the interface looks a lot like Android 2.3 Gingerbread which matches up with the expected...

Well, how about that. Nikon apparently has an Android-based camera in the works, according to some Indonesian Communication Agency docs uncovered by Nikon Rumors. The pointer-and-shooter in question, which is said to possibly go by the Coolpix S800 name, apparently has a a 25-250mm lens and a 3.5-inch OLED display (nice!). It'll be running Android 2.3 (which might seem lame, but it really...

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